Major SCE Fossil Find to Get Its First Public Viewing
Fossils uncovered at the El Casco Substation in Riverside County will be part of the Western Science Center’s ‘Stories from Bones’ exhibit opening on Halloween.
This fossil of a horse, found 70 percent intact, was uncovered during construction of Southern California Edison’s El Casco Substation in Riverside County.
These llama teeth were among 15,000 fossils discovered during construction of Southern California Edison’s El Casco Substation in Riverside County.
This fossil of a saber tooth cat known as the Smilodon Gracilis, found during construction of Southern California Edison’s El Casco Substation in Riverside County, is about 1 million years older than the ones at La Brea Tar Pits.
This fossil of a ground sloth’s skull, uncovered during construction of Southern California Edison’s El Casco Substation in Riverside County, drew attention in the region and the paleontology community.
A worker carefully preserves a horse fossil found during construction of Southern California Edison’s El Casco Substation in Riverside County.
Paleontologists are learning a great deal about life in the San Timoteo Canyon area millions of years ago from discoveries like this ground sloth skull found during construction of Southern California Edison’s El Casco Substation in Riverside County.
Animal bone fossils like this one found during construction of Southern California Edison’s El Casco Substation in Riverside County will be on display at the Western Science Museum’s “Stories from Bones” exhibit opening on Halloween.
Among the 15,000 fossils discovered during construction of Southern California Edison’s El Casco Substation in Riverside was this sloth jaw.
